Mokason288: You obviously don’t know Benue gals especially those ones called Tiv , they Bleep everything. They Bleep to the extent that Tiv men don’t like to marry their own Tiv gals ... It’s Tiv culture to entertain a guest with his wife’s and daughters some part still engage in such act till tomorrow
Stop already with the nonsense and senseless talk like you don't have whores among your tribe people...abi konji is confined to few people only?.
Every Tribe In Nigeria Has Careless Women I Mean Thirsty Gals, Abi Because Tiv Gals Don't Demand Some much Like Other Gals From Their Guy Nain Give You The Effrontery To Spit Trash
Onions can be farmed by anybody. We have the perfect weather for it more than the north yet we see it as northern thing. If cold regions like Europe can farm onions, tell me the reason why south shouldn't.
Hunger have not yet started. Everybody want to be a trader or white collar guy.
Ugly Truth! Nigerians don't want to suffer as long as they have chicken change but that's a myopic reasoning, even though i've got a white collar job it won't stop me from growin' some essentials for my own consumption for sooner or later my needs would outweigh my earnings
GTkester: All hail the mighty southern Nigerians! All hail the almighty Igbos!!
Abeg, I wan drop this appeal to Ndigbo: as we can see we are winning the media war back to back, but we must never allow the new found bromance and unity we have developed with Yorubas to be torned apart by Yoruba Muslims Miscreants (YMM). It pains the almajiri north and their Yoruba servants that there's a unified south, which is no longer ready to act as fodders for their selfish agenda. This generation with unlimited access to the internet has achieved the unachievable, and therefore we must do everything to safeguard this win.
Therefore, going forward we must drop every form of media attacks targeted against ndi YORUBA. Henceforth, we should only target the Yoruba Muslims and hit them really hard. Also we must extend this hand of unity to the middle belters and make them come into our fold. Our agenda is to use our inestimable media power to drive a consensus that is devoid of the senseless almajiri cattle herders who are not up to anything good. However, when we notice that an almajiri is considerate enough and is ready to break ranks with his/her people, we must welcome such person into our fold!
Also, henceforth we must develop a propaganda soundbite in order to use it to drive our goals. Just for example, it is us that alerted the world of Fulani herders terrorism acts in Nigeria. So, it isn't out of place to claim that we coined the word Fulani herdsmen. And this is so because whenever there is a clash between the herders and farmers, while the govt tries everything to paint the herders and farmers as two opposing parties, it is us that will expose the truth, and that what is going on is actually a genocidal agenda of the fulans. Thankfully, today the whole world is on our side as regards the Fulani genocidal intent. With this we have also saved the middle belt.
Finally, we should going forward regard the middle-belters as the progressives, while we talk kindly of the Yorubas who are not Muslims. Every of our negative comments should be reserved for those people who drive cattle from place to place and the Yoruba Muslims. We should understand that this war just got started and we must do everything to win it. The good news is that we are already on the winning side. At least for now, we have succeeded in exposing Buharis ineptitude and evil mindedness before the world.
We must continue!
All hail the blessed south!
Word! You Said This With So Much Wisdom And I Must Appreciate You For That.
The New Nigeria Is The Nigeria Of Inclusion And Not Mindin' Which Part Or Tribe You Are From. It Has Become A Thing Of Urgency To Build A Well And Vibrant Nation Devoid Of The Present Challenges We Have Encountered As A People.
Their Agenda Is There Crystal Clear For All To See And Be Wary Of Those Paradin' On The Internet Trying To Cause Commotion And Friction So It Put A Weight On Our Unity.
We The Middle Belter Are Peace Loving People But The Great Joy Is We All Have Found Out whom Our Common Enemies Are....
My Country People Just Like Yahoo Boys Get Tools Wey Them The Use Do Work Na So These Polithiefians The Use Tribe And Religion As Tool Wey Them The Use Manipulate Us To Keep Us Far Away From Ever Actualizing A Country We Can All Live In And Not Just Exist In; Livin' With No Purpose And Uncertainty..What A Life
EdiskyHarry: As much as I don't support or encourage anything that has to do with crime, the Nigerian army should also round up the repentant Boko Haram members and open fire on them, otherwise this their action is absolutely rubbish, Does it mean that Boko Haram are SPECIAL CRIMINALS?
I believe they're the special ones no wonder they're handled with leather gloves, I bet you don't know that it is the same fight that Boko boys are fighting that the same FG are doing too; they're on the same page.
What was RUGA all about?? If not recruiting terrorist fulani herders to cause mayhem across the country so that it would get to the point where the country has no choice but to settle them; if the citizenry are tired of dyin'.
See my country people, a fulani man thinks he's way too smarter than the rest tribes in Nigeria. And looks at other tribes like they were conquered.
Sarmiz24: Nice but still on still every fuckiingg state in this country is a slump, don’t be deceived my people fight for ur future... don’t let all this Fulani Criminals to keep scamming and putting y’all under their control
Kunle Ojeleye told the story of how he left the shores of Nigeria as a young graduate back in 1989. He had sought the help of a number of people; people he felt would ordinarily help him. These people were friends to his parent but he was horribly disappointed. None of them came to his rescue. He eventually took the offer an uncle was providing him to leave the shores of Nigeria. Ojeleye’s story, which he relayed on his timeline on Facebook, is similar to what most Nigerian graduates experience from the mid-1980s, when Nigeria began to experience a downturn in her economic situation, to this moment.
When I left school in 2003 and had completed my NYSC, I spoke with one of my father’s friends on the matter of getting a job. He said: “Jobs are scarce in Nigeria… but if you will be patient, it will come. These things take time. The only thing is that no one knows how long…” I learnt of one man who graduated from the University of Ibadan and until his death, sometime in his early 50s, he was never gainfully employed. Those are the kinds of stories we hear about graduates and job hunt in Nigeria. In this article, I want to suggest a few ways Nigerian graduates can survive the harsh economic reality all around us today in this country.
The first admonition I want to give is that young Nigerians should have, develop and increase in their sense of responsibility – generally. A retired civil servant, who lives close to my house and sells provision, asked me to help his son get a job where I work. The first thing I asked him was this: “Baba, your son is looking for job but I have never seen him in this provision store selling for you.” If I had opportunity to recommend that boy for a job, I would not because he has clearly failed in my observation of him.
Our young people need to realize that the work that anyone will pay for must be a job that will add value to a system. Gone are the days in this country when free money roamed the streets of Lagos. Today, if you will earn a Naira, not steal, you would have to work for it. And since there are no jobs, the people who will earn these monies are people who have enough sense of responsibility to recognize needs in people’s lives and offer themselves to fill that need. But they must also realize that people grow in their sense of responsibility. A child that does not know how to offer a hand of help to his or her parent, under whose roof he lives, is not likely to know what to do when he or she is in the outside world.
The first thing our young people must do is to quit social media, abandon the television and develop an attitude for work that is etched in a sense of responsibility. Today, first class or second class upper will not save anyone from unemployment. It is what you can do that will give you a job and you will not be able to do anything except you have built a work ethic etched in a thorough sense of responsibility.
The second thing that our young graduates must realize is that they are almost too late to the Nigerian labor market if the first time they ever worked was when they left the university. This is what happened to some of us and we paid dearly for it. I have promised myself that it will not happen to my children. I look back now and wonder what I did with those few months between primary and secondary school; what did I do with my long vacations in secondary school; what did I do with the almost 18 months strike between 1994/1995 in the university. I remember what I did with the latter of these situations: I learnt how to play chess and spent long hours playing the game. A game that add nothing to me today except recreation.
There is no reason why children, leaving primary school, and with a few months on their hands before proceeding to secondary school, cannot use such a period to learn a trade, or skill, or follow Daddy or Mummy to the office and learn the work of a personal assistant. The long vacations during secondary school can be used to learn some skill. The mechanic, Tunde Onokanya, here in Ibadan, offers to train secondary school children in auto-mechanic during their long vacations. I am thankful to my Dad who took my brothers and I to learn typing sometimes after my secondary school. All my essays today come from that skill. Our young people do not have to spend all their time with season movies or on the phone; those things are sure ways to poverty.
They must begin to work with their hands the moment they are out of primary school and are old enough to do some responsibilities. All of these things will key into a curriculum vitae and make them stand out from others in the future. Some others may never even write a CV because in the process of working, they would have discovered their niche and must have begun to produce something for the community they live in that will earn them a lot of money such that they might have even begun to make money long before they leave the university. Again, if the first time you are working is when you left the campus, you are already too late to the Nigerian labor market. Others would have gained a head-start that could take you years to catch up on.
Third: VOLUNTEER! I cannot say this enough and thus the reason why I must bold it at this point. Our young people must learn to volunteer; they must learn to work for free and while doing this, opportunities for jobs will open up to them. A heart for volunteer jobs exhumes from a mind that has a sense of responsibility. A lot of people are too suspicious of others and they think that everybody is out to use them. The truth of the matter is that in the early days of our work life, we would be used.
In fact I think the way the world works is that you do most of the hard labor of life in your younger days and earn little; and then you do less work in your older days and earn more. If a person despises work and does not have a sense of responsibility, that shows forth in volunteer jobs, that person will suffer for it in his older days – when he would need to work more and earn money to cater for the large responsibilities that adult life shores up.
Most things about this life are anchored on volunteering. Most of those who are earning big on a certain job today, first of all volunteered their time and effort to do those things for free once. Also, our parents must encourage our young people to volunteer themselves for work. During my National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) in Yola, Adamawa State, I worked briefly for the Deeper Life Headquarters Church in that town. Then I moved on to work for a construction company, while at the same time I lived in the Deeper Life Church apartment given to me.
The State Overseer, Pastor James Akpofure, and the person who was my first boss, has a son who had learnt computer hardware repairs as of the time he was just in his early secondary school. His father told him that he could repair people’s computers for them but he forbade him from collecting money for those services. The time will come for him to collect money but for not now, he was to volunteer his skills.
Everything that I am today came about by volunteering to serve other people. I remember working for a Church and publishing their quarterly magazine. I suffered doing that job; I could write a book about my experience there. It was a thankless work and I was often criticized for it. But I left that church with a reward; a reward that no man could give but only God. Even the whole blogging thing that I do today is volunteering to give people information – free of charge – and not getting anything in return. Most times what I get are insults; but we press on, knowing that one’s reward remains ahead. So, young man and woman, volunteer to work. Don’t complain. Just work and trust God for his own time to pay back.
Lastly, on this note of volunteering: I would implore parents to support their young people as they volunteer. Volunteering to work may not earn them a living wage but it would give the young person a lot of experience that could prove rewarding for another job. Parents would have to do what parents do while your child or ward does the volunteer work: you would have to support them and hopefully you would not have to do that for too long before they get a proper job.
Fourth: While waiting for that dream job, you could spend your time doing what you love doing. Now, loving to eat or watch TV or talk or keeping a girlfriend is not the kind of thing I have in mind here. There are hundreds of things people love doing that can prove rewarding in the days to come. I used to love writing and when there was no Facebook, I would write into notebooks and just store them away. What you love doing may be cooking or singing or writing or driving or helping others. God created every human being with something they can do and do without stress.
You must discover yours and learn to do that thing and do it well. It is something you will ordinarily do without pay; so hone that skill and someday it may become the means with which you can earn some extra cash for yourself. Again, this is premised on a sound sense of responsibility. With time you can take what you love doing very well, hone it into a workable skill and use it to produce something that people are ready to pay a lot of money for. Thus, I enjoin our young graduates to have useful hobbies and look out for making them into something that can bring money their way.
Fifth: I want to implore our young people to learn to do the right thing, always. This might sound moralistic in a way but the truth of the matter is that our worlds is not so depraved that people cannot recognize good and reward it. At each junction life, we would be tempted to cut corners and follow a short cut; our young people must desist from engaging in such acts. I finished with NYSC when I was 26. My name still appeared in the NYSC call-up system twice every year until I was 30. Throughout this period I had no job but I chose not to go for another NYSC because it was not the right thing to do. There are hundreds of other examples.
Somebody told me that his company received 6 Sure-P enrolments from the Federal Government recently. All of them called in and said they do not wish to work for him and are ready to part with ten thousand naira each, every month, if he would accept them and just sign their documents and pretend to government that they are working on his company. My friend wondered at the kind of youths our country was producing.
One would think that the rising religious fervor in our universities should instill some fear of God in our young people but this is not the case. Recently, I shared a two-apartment building with a young man for three years and I just wondered at how his mind worked. He did not work but was living in a three bedroom house. After a while, he could not pay for basic amenities like power. He was eventually evicted. One could never tell what he was doing to survive. Some people alleged it was yahoo-yahoo but since I never saw him in the act, I could not say so for sure. The earth is based on some laws and I think that those laws are premised on what we do in life. If we do good, we will reap good; if we do evil, we will reap that equally. Our young people should commit to doing what is right, no matter what and trust God for rewards.
As you do this, it is not wrong to apply to companies for jobs. You can also seek the favor of family members and friends. You should do everything and anything your friends and colleagues are doing, within the law, to get a job. But I am positive that the job that would come to you and be yours without your having to know anyone, or beg anyone for it, are the ones that come as a result of practicing and perfecting the five aforementioned qualities in this essay. I believe there are many other such qualities. While you endeavor to work and live responsibly, those qualities will come forth and you should increase more and more in them. It is possible that one can so develop oneself in these qualities that you end up not working for anybody at all and you would be earning good money at the same time.
One last thing: having done all and even as you do these things, our young people must learn to wait for their own rewards. They must eschew greed and the temptation for quick riches. While you volunteer, you must be patient for the job to come. While you serve a master, you must be content with a little pay. You should wait, wait and wait. Let me chip in a little religious admonition here: the Bible talks about God being the Father of all creation and as parents provide for their children, God provides for all his creation. There is a provision for every man. You would however come into it as you endeavor to do the right things. These will lead ultimately to your own good in life; such good that will bring fulfilment, joy and peace. There is no short cut to success; but there is a sure way to it. I believe this is the way Providence apportions good to all creation. And this is the way I believe that young graduates in Nigeria can survive the harsh economic climate that Nigeria has found itself in.
I must admit that after reading this piece I am even motivated the more to drop my CV unfailingly by tomorrow for a volunteer job I had in mind and pleased with the Lord's doings for it was like he led you to me so thank you so much for your time.. God bless
ednut1: The Earth was flat if you went too far you would fall off Now the Earth is round If the shape change again everybody woulda start laugh The average man can't prove of most of the things.
Damien Marley - Patience
And what kind of spell is mankind under? Everything on the planet we preserve and can it Microwaved it and try it No matter what we'll survive it What's hue? What's man? What's human? Anything along the land we consuming Eatin', deletin', ruin.
EngineerBode: If kanye becomes president, kim will be first lady. some people might want to say someone with a sex video is now the first lady. It's not new
Do you know that the current first lady was a nude model and semi porn star when Trump met her. Melania Trump was initially Melania Knauss. So it is not new. The last decent first lady America had was the beautiful Michelle Obama
Did you say Michael that is presently known as Michelle?
Officialgarri: Very backward state that could boast only of wheel barrow and cultism. Corona is an understatement of the number of HIV infected people there.
Yeah it is but which state in Nigeria lacks one or any of the problems you mentioned above? Let's try to act like humans and that is why we can reason unlike animals and robots.
seanwilliam: I love your choice of words. I thought you would say in all cases
Credit to DuBLINGreenb: Won't happen but las las hush done chop money, flex life, lived lavish, flown choppers, flown private, had the most exotic cars, mingled with celebs obtained connections, became a known international brand.
No jail can take that away from him, if he comes out of prison he will be better than most poor Nigerians because he has a platform, he has connections, he has experience, he is known and so on. He won't be starting from square 1
He can write a bestseller book, be a TV host, sing music people will buy, sell his story to American media companies, work for security organisations abroad etc
Most Nigerians live in houses worst than American prisons me typing this have not seen electricity in 42 hours straight, I paid aboki 50 bucks to charge my phone, American prisons have 24/7 electricity, gym, free TV, free laundry services, free phone calls and free food that is why black Americans even the celebs see jail as an achievement as street cred status bringer
how many haven't been to jail? you tell me as we speak many US celebs are in jail including Steven Spielberg's daughter, R Kelly, Da baby etc Even Robert Downey Jr, Lil Kim, tommy Lee, Mark Wahlberg have all been to U.S prison Their prison is not like our own many come out of jail looking better than they did before they went in.
Those quoting me will chose 10 - 15 years in American prison and a lifetime of living lavish for themselves and their family without thinking twice over being a poor Nigerian from birth to death.
Ask yourself what odds hushpuppi had of being as rich as he was without doing what he did? We all know majority of Nigerians will be born into poverty and will die in poverty but we all want to delude ourselves by thinking "I will be the one to make it" niggger that's what the other 100,000,000 dead Nigerians before you thought, you think every poor Nigerian chose to be poor? or they don't know your God or another one is "if he didn't do crime he would be enjoying by now!" Nigguh enjoying what exactly
Simple question please how many Nigerian lawyers do you know richer than or even half as rich as Hushpuppi? Even the celebs how many of them where as rich as hush? Only the very top 1%
Another quick question? Ask them how many years and how much suffering, and how much connections etc it took them to get that degree and then that position and if the pay for those without connection is adequate, do the same for every other profession except clergy and politicians
And decide for yourself what chance the vast majority of Nigerians have of becoming millionaires or even hundred thousandnaires ?
I'm not encouraging crime please don't do crime but let us be realistic in our thoughts and speech,
I thought if you go to school you must be rich until I was in a slum and a woman told me she did her youth service in taraba, I was surprised I was like wtf excuse me, she said yes she served in.... She didn't know I was thinking shocked thinking to myself "how did you go to school for 17+ years only to end up in this slum in this poverty" I assumed everyone in slums where uneducated never do wells, miscreants etc.
Imagine if she, like most young girls were compelled to sleep with lecturers for grades, or sorted to pass and all that thinking riches were ahead of them upon graduation only to end up in a slum without husband and children hey this isn't fiction this lady was quarrelling with another non educated woman the other day I recorded what the women were using to insult her. Her lack of husband and children she kept saying she sacrificed all that for school and her future but you decide if this is a future worth losing sleep for, worth losing meaningful relationships for
Don't worry out of respect and privacy I didn't show her face.
Extra fun fact did you know?? Nigeria made more money from Yahoo boys in 2019 than from Agriculture think about it.
Yeah absolutely true only if he comes back thesame but I tell you he won't, for you see that his chubby fat ass? It would be drilled to the core and by the time those inmates are done with him he would return back to Nigeria and take up a preacher job so he can tell people life lessons.
Not everyone would get his reward here on earth so stop misleading people to hustle dirty if need be.
There's no such thing as accidental wealth, before you make legit money you must break a sweat.
Say no to internet fraud Say no to corruption Say no to nepotism
HappyPagan: Obviously just a proverb. Thankfully not a promise, cos this poor girl will probably be at Heavens Gate asking God why she had to leave her mom so early... And in such terrible circumstance, right inside God's house.
E reach to ask question, and to be honest, I don't think God understands suffering the way the human mind does. Staying in heaven can give you wrong perspective of stuff going down on earth.
Better start believing in the most high if you want to be saved or else your soul will be damned
eagleu: Buhari will not like it. He prefers his tribesmen from Niger way more than other Nigerians.
Yes of course he does since the day I discovered a Nigerien working as a staff in Federal University Dutsin-ma Katsina state I gave up on the stupid phrase "one Nigeria".
Northern Muslims prefer a Muslim from another country to hold a position than a Christian from the middle belt or south to fill up a position.
The motto of Katsina state is hospitality but I've never seen a hostile state as such before in my life, pretending they are good but down within they will eat you alive if given the chance.
owukpa: As part of activities to mark his birthday anniversary, Dr. Paul Enenche of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, on Thursday, distributed food items, toiletries, clothing and others items to orphanages and the less-priviledged.
The cleric was accompanied by his wife, Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, at the Glory Dome in a brief prayer to mark his birthday.
IDOMA VOICE recalls that the ministry had distributed palliatives four times to its members and other people irrespective of religion during the total lockdown in the nation's capital to cushion the effects of the pandemic on the people.
Speaking at the low-key ceremony, Dr. Enenche said the church was not unaware of the hardship in the country due to the coronavirus pandemic.
He, however, said the church would continue to reach out to people as the Lord empowers them.
"This is not a showoff, but a practical demonstration of what Jesus Christ said. He had instructed us to let our light shine before men that they might see our good work and glorify our father who is in heaven.
"We bless God for a day like this and we pray to see more of it in Jesus name."
In her brief address, Dr. Mrs. Enenche said the outreach was the fifth time within the last two months.
She described Thursday's outreach ministration as special because it coincides with the Dr. Enenche's day.
"Like the senior pastor earlier said, this is not a showoff or to prove any point. It is part of our efforts to reach out to orphanages and the less-privileged as we have been doing.
"This is about the fifth time we will be doing this. Today is special because it is Daddy's birthday. We pray God to continue to strengthen him. As his days are, so shall his strength be.
"We use him as a point of contact to anyone celebrating his birthday today that the Lord would bless and keep you. He would make his face to shine upon you."
One of the Orphanages heads a Reverend Father and another a Catholic nun who accompanied some children from their orphanage homes were in appreciation of the love that cuts across classes, denominations and races.
Among the items donates were, bags of rice, clothing items, noodles, vegetable oil and beans, fish, yams and many other items.
Alhaji's that have ruled nigeria from the core north so far are all thieves. One thing you guys need to know about the core north is that they always take pride in braggin' and worshippin' their daft rulers with zero IQ. The high level of ignorance in them will make you understand that it is not ordinary; these people are in a maze or under a spell that seemed to have formated the already compromised quota system brain, leavin' them empty just like zombies.
If you core northerners like let them call it Abacha loot or asset but we nigerians already know that he was a hands down criminal;barawo and his cartel members are still in power currently. Brain self the pain anybody weh think say abacha had good intention for nigeria. Sheepish demented fellows that are irresistable to change never tired of living in self denial but i believe e go shock everybody soon
Him suffering since that year doesnt change that fact that it it inhuman and barbaric to treat a minor, but since northerners control nigeria he might not even serve the years allocated. Trust northerners at your own peril
emerged01: @teebaba30,your story was exactly like mine. We made it happen 2012,now we have two lovely boys, don’t let religion be barrier. Though it takes pure understanding from both partners to have a lovely marriage life,most especially from your partner because she will spend time more with the kids. My wife is very supportive and a good mother to our kids,though we have not achieved all we aim for but if I had put religion first,I don’t think the impart of her intelligence on my kids would ever be possible with anyone else. Don’t let religion make you lose a true partner. If you lose her you may have a rough journey with someone else. There was a day,my son was given a take home on bible knowledge. My wife snapped the assignment and sent to me through WhatsApp because she doesn’t have deep bible knowledge. I sent her a part of the bible that she needed to read to get the assignment done,of which she did without given my boy a concern about our religious difference. I believe with understanding it will be a smooth journey for both of you. If both parents realize our serious both of you are,I believe they will eventually give in. At first my wife’s father turned down her request to marry me but a year after her father couldn’t but supported her. Be smart don’t let anybody give you a reason ( religion) to quit a beautiful relationship when you have a good reason (love) to hold onto your future partner.
adams123: No try fornication because Bible says NO to it. Convert to lslam then get ready to learn lslam because lslam requires a lot of learning. And if you can't convert then leave the girl alone because is prohibited for a Muslim lady to marry Christian guy. But Christian lady can MarryMuslim guy.
Stop this hypocritic life already abi them don exchange your brain for bag of beans
I cannot tell you how much i'm overwhelmed right seeing this wonderful thread, like it has given me a better insight on my situation and it happens we share absolutely thesame issues at the moment. Mine will be succintly but i hope so, i met this muslim lady during my registration in the university days but i am a Christian and we were from thesame department, we were caught up in the moment where i grew to love her beyond the way i could imagine maybe for the reason that she completes me entirely and she eclipse all the females i have dated put together. She was the only lady i dating althrough my years in school so fast forwarding it to now that we are both graduates and it happens we are both in thesame fix as you; comtemplatin' lettin' go or damning everybody for the sake of love because we have dated for 6years now and religion seemed to be our greatest problem but my people got to know her and accept her since they've got no choice but the problem lies in her family although her mom, sister and brother knows me but the dad does not know a thing about us. Even as the mom knows me she's still against it since she prefers a muslim guy to a Christian one so this is the situation. I read through your thread and it was like you were speaking my mind so i thank you so much for this eye opener because i have been following the comments and believe me we all got to decide and chose happiness over some man made stuffs. Where lays the one Nigeria that is so much preached when it is a taboo to date a gal from a different ethnic group or religion, this has dragged us back but we're yet to notice. Nowadays you see people gettin' married to whoever that is ready and love has been thrown out of the window but i believe its all of this that has gave raise to prevalence in divorce cases and assaults in homes. What matters in life is compactibility and not all these religious whatever and this has taught me to be an open minded person. We can aswell reach out to each other via email whayatink
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